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Converged on a 12/21/2024 coastal storm, however ... much higher than normal uncertainty relative to very shortterm. May need nowcast for impacting east/SE regions


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21 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Yes sir..another over performer.  2.5” this morning.(Girlfriend says 3” when she went to work at 6:45..but I’ll stay with the 2.5” lol).  5.5” on the month/season…not to shabby so far.  

Ended up with about 0.2 inch of snow with the system early this morning here in Sturbridge.  Brings me to 9.3 inches of snow for the month & season.  Pretty decent start to the season & MUCH better than the last several years.  

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10 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

meh i'm bored dude. might as well see what this thing does

i thought he was serious ...  

i don't disagree with his "sarcasm" either way.   it was close.  the next step would be to see the flow out ahead of the s/w, as it is nearing the coast, begin to back aloft.  ...show up as some bowing back west along the isopleths that extend ne from the trough nadir  ...etc etc

that s/w ridging is happening because of latent heat exhausting off a b-c leaf, which actually getting something to happen here would be hugely helped by that actually taking place -

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Euro looks worse than 06z....it really is a shame because it's a very solid shortwave diving SE toward the lower mid-atlantic, but there's just no ability to lift the heights downstream with the southern stream turd messing up the spacing. Without that, you're prob looking at a fairly healthy Miller B.

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44 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

yeah how did y'all do down there ... 

i saw a ton of bright banding on rad at dawn just s over the sound but if .. figured a couple on the n side of that ?

Ended up with 3.6", i was up at 1 am, it was just starting, so must have really come down between 130 and 5....might have even had a bit more, as it was already melting when I measured...the hrrr even as the snow was falling only had less than an inch for here. Love those small positive surprises, reminds me of my younger days when we didnt have so many models to look at....

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well... there's still a handful of other guidance that looked more encouraging -

i guess we auto sans those in lieu of the bipolar rage ?    lol

just kidding.  yeah, i don't think the euro is going to be very wrong inside of 120 hours.   i'll give it one more cycle ( this evening) inside it's 96 hour wheelhouse. it gets rare really fast for it to be wrong enough to make a huge difference, particularly when this has large field problem in this run.   i mean, those have to be fixed   before  looking for nuances to help out

--the western ridge sucks.  

--the field doesn't respond quickly enough after the mid week thing leaves 

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As they say, it is what it is. I'm not too disappointed as we had a couple of small events this December ( which we didn't have last December that I can remember ). Plus, we have a lot of family here for this holiday which is great. So I'll look forward to January to see what happens. Definitely not letting this bipolar weather pattern affect me LOL. Eventually we'll get something big! 

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